Aspiring nurses have a number of educational choices in Charlotte. Bachelor of science and master of science programs, including graduate nurse practitioner, community health, nurse anesthetist, nursing and health administration and nurse educator specialties, are available from the University of North Carolina-Charlotte School of Nursing. Associate of science in nursing, BSN and MSN programs, including a dual MSN/MBA degree, are available at the Presbyterian School of Nursing at Queens University of Charlotte, which also offers a health systems management certificate and a post-masters certificate in health ministries. Associate programs in nursing, a pre-nursing certificate program and a nurse aid course of study are offered by Carolinas College of Health Sciences. For those who want a faster path to becoming an RN, a hospital-based diploma program is available at Mercy School of Nursing.
There's strong demand for nurses in Charlotte. According to the Employment Security Commission of North Carolina, registered nurse is projected to be one of the Charlotte area's fastest-growing occupations, with 34.29% job growth expected by 2012.
Nursing Schools, Programs & Courses
in Charlotte
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Carolinas College of Health Sciences | (704) 355-5043 Community Health, Education, Family Care, Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse (LPN/LVN), Nursing, Radiology
Charlotte is a growing corporate center, serving as the headquarters for Fortune 500 banking, energy, defense and retail companies. Its corporate boom has increased Charlotte's population as employee transplants pour into the city, creating a critical need for nurses and other healthcare professionals to care for the community's well being.
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